The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-08
BY THE JACKSON CLUB.
celebration of the Eighth of
January.
rHURMAN's RINGING SPEECH.
The WOrkingman and His R,sbts-
DoinRs in Congress-rhe scat
Knfhing Through BilIs-Etc.
The Hero of New or,s.ns

The Hero OF New Orleans.
Is COLUMBUS, o., January The fourtl
!, annual banquet and celebration of N,
u oth OF January under the auspices O
e the Jackson Club, was held at the Git,
3 buildings to night, The stage Dor,
i large size pictures of the hero of New
orleans, Thurman, Tilden. and Presi'
. dent Cleveland. -Four tables eTterJad
= lengthWlse sof the room, and covers
were turned for $50.
JUDGE ALLEN G. THURMAN ...-
Who was the living hero of the ave-
ming, was received with much demon
stratlon and spoke to: 1.-THE Union the
Common Heritage of the People" He
said, 1--WE have assembled tonight r.
ao ~haI we can to reinvigorote the
: fundamental principles of our party !.
q. orlng about, as far as possible. a
uilioy VI sentiment and of action; to
neneW our devotion to the Union
oI states, and to gather inspiration
from the examples and teacbings
OF great - men. whose ryal6r
ana whose virtues we this night ceIe-
orate, and what better homage can We
pay 10 MN, who fought, when a child
70 achieve our independence, who
fIougnt when man to maintain and
preserve 1t, and who, when at the head
VI tne government and at a dangerous
Fii OUR coUNTRY's HISTORY,
uttered the ever.memorable sentiment
me Union must and shall be main
talheu, than to declare, as we dc in the
tEas' Just read, that the Union is
The common heritage of PATRIOTS?
Yes, Mr.. President, it is so and #
ought to be SO. The man NAV have been
misguided and gone wrong in the past. |
put what ever may be the mans history
II ne Is to- day and means to be in the |
future. devoted friend of the union
mat union is part of his heritage"
thurman spoke of the rapid growth
VI tne country, and said at the present
rates the increase of another hundred
years would see. if the Union lasts. 200
OOO,OOO more people here under one gov
eminent than now inhabit the whole
continent OF Europe. To maintain
so VAST UNION
requires degree of wisdom, knowledge
and patriotism that has never vet been
displayed in the government of man
kind. think the preservation
of party is almost a synonym
for the preservation Of lib
erty and union. / think that
the Democratic party is the natural
party of free institutions aud that il {
Will be indestruetable so long as
freedom exists in America. all tina
can do IN concluding my brief remar,
IS 10 conJure you to cherish deep AMI
onfaIterlng love OF your free institu-l
tons, to inculcate this love on the
minds OF your children and never. e.
lnder any circumstances, however ap
oalllng' to despair of the republic. p
FRANK LAw1ER, "
II Chicago, responded to the toast
The Workingman; twenty-1Y years of
Republican administration has left him
It the mercy of the monopolists." After
elatlng briefly his own experience as a IT.
working man, and his early struggles
o gain an education and foothoId in
be world, he proceeded to give con-
Use statement of the labor legislation as
existed at the time he entered Con-
ress and the Investigation pursued by d.
congressional committees in endeavor. an
lg to arrive at ..D La
THE TRUE SITUATION OF AFFAIRS III
nd propose remedies for the Labor
oubles. The investigation is not vet WI
included, but in the meantime, h hn
trough the wise influence of PowderIv. 20
Dor strikes were brought to a tempor- ha
y close and the wage workers are still Co
oklng toward Congress, hopefully and 7
ustfully, for beneficial legislation, so me
at they shall not be subject to the !
price OF corporations, but have rights tha
llch should be accorded free man. pie
swler referred to the tariff and ex-
aimed why he had voted against the me
nslderatlon OF the Morrison bill. He the
Id that he was opposed to such ha1
>" LII 1-'' NIL 11oNo oF rAKlfF Ire
would destroy or impair American ope
lustry and subject them to competi- hou
n with pauper European labor. He and
IN spoke of the extravaganza of the frie
publican administrations and the
ty which was incumbent upon the
to cure the evils of its
decessor.
large number of kilograms and let a y
) were received, among the writer's
ng Governor Hill, of New York
te; Henry Watterson, OF Louisville.
number Of prominent southern "
InU LIS ton:
the toast Andrew Jackson, his t-ose
esmanship promoted what his valor City
tected." He gave an interesting Was
eriptlon of the opposing forces, and Cba(
ewed briefly the early career and ton
tary services of Jackson. dian
/ the course OF his letter, Watterson 4
/: There has been no time in the Fifth
DRY of the Democratic party when man
e vas such need as there is now Dem
Depa
sEcALL THE MEMORY oE JACKSON, Publ
with it to confront his de- mar
ers. These. are not confined to i'''
Did and common enemy. They are "a
, found in our camp. I could not sweet
Ity or IN homer, undertake TO adl Data
5 any body of assembled Democrats Iniec